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This Is No Time for Prayer
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This Is No Time for PrayerThree days after leaving Egypt to receive the Torah, the Jewish people found themselves trapped between the Red Sea and Pharaoh’s army, which was fast approaching.
This Is No Time for Prayer
Disc 146, Program 583
Event Date: 10 Shevat 5719 - January 19, 1959
Three days after leaving Egypt to receive the Torah, the Jewish people found themselves trapped between the Red Sea and Pharaoh’s army, which was fast approaching. Moses pleaded with God to save the Jewish people, but his prayers were met with rebuke: “Why are you crying out to Me? Speak to the Jewish people and let them go forward!” In times like these, action is of the essence. |
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Matthew
stockton ca
November 14, 2015
Very beautiful teaching
Marvel Winklaar
netherlands
November 13, 2015
It's a wonderful teaching. I love the insights that I get. I have to practice it more. Many times I think that I have to pray about matters and forget that G-d wants me to take action.
suzy handler
woodland hills, ca
November 12, 2015
There is always time for prayer. Just look at nature and all of G-d's glory. That will inspire anyone to say she Sh'ma.
Elan
ISRAEL
November 11, 2015
Amazing, only the Rebbe sees beyond this world to guide us and direct us to live a good and happy life.
Mashiach now
Don Murray
Sacramento
November 10, 2015
A person of action This is a wonderful insight. Don't hide your coins but rather invest in others and watch your investments grow.
Sylvia
U.K.
November 10, 2015
Wondering I wonder why people are not leaving comments? The Rebbe, HaShem bless his memory, has really lovely teachings. Even if we cannot travel, relocate and spread the love of HaShem for mankind, just a brief conversation with a 'willing to listen person' is satisfactory.
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Wow such a wonderful message from him he believed in spreading the word of god to each and everyone Jews and non - Jews
Omar
Miami Fl.